THE AUTHORSHIP REGIME IN CRIMINAL LAW – EXPLORING DOCTRINAL VALUES AND ASPECTS
THE AUTHORSHIP REGIME IN CRIMINAL LAW – EXPLORING DOCTRINAL VALUES AND ASPECTS

Summary/Abstract: The article proposes an analysis of the regulation of the concept of authorship and the institution of participation in criminal law, by considering the implications presented by the improper participation and the theory of the mediated author in the various legislations of states/eras. The delimitation criteria of these two institutions, as well as the disagreements that arise from this, necessitate research into how these theories are applied in both foreign and national legal norms. The study of the regime of authorship brings into discussion subtleties of criminal responsibility/liability, the influences on the degree of culpability and on the sanctions imposed on individuals involved in committing of crimes, revealing the complexity of the relationship between the author, instigator, and accomplice within the legal system.

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